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Ubuntu 24.04 broke my snap Kodi install - Eis-T - 2024-05-10 Hi All, Before we start: Yes, I know. I shouldn't have used snap instead of apt. It happened this one time, I wouldn't do it again. I promise. Now we have that out of the way, my question: How do I update my snap package from Kodi 20 to Kodi 21? For those that want to know more, here's the long version:
Another option I'm willing to go to is to migrate to a different install (docker, apt, you name it) but I have to take along all the settings and the library. I've got a pretty nice config going and I don't want to have to start over from scratch. Thanks for the help and advice. Feel free to make fun of me for using snap to install software. I was young and didn't know better... RE: Ubuntu 24.04 broke my snap Kodi install - Neo1973 - 2024-05-11 I mean, you'll loose nothing if you try the Flatpak. Just install it and copy the Kodi user data from the Snap to ~/.var/app/tv.kodi.Kodi/data/ . Depending on where you have located your media you might have to whitelist those locations for Flatpak but that's not a big deal.
RE: Ubuntu 24.04 broke my snap Kodi install - Eis-T - 2024-05-13 Thanks for the reply! Will try that. But still a bit curious why the snap package is no longer updated/supported RE: Ubuntu 24.04 broke my snap Kodi install - Eis-T - 2024-05-13 For posterity, there's no such thing as a .var/app/tv.kodi.Kodi/data/ with a snap install. I lucked upon a Home/.kodi/userdata RE: Ubuntu 24.04 broke my snap Kodi install - benyjr - 2024-05-20 While both snap and flatpak are intended to make distribution agnostic installation easier, snap is still viewed as Ubuntu only vs flatpak's platform neutral installation. I'm sure Team Kodi needed to pick one format that could be installed on the largest variety of Linux platforms, and snap wasn't it. I don't think they have the resources to maintain multiple Linux installation packages. Didn't the Deb maintainer step down because he didn't have time to maintain it anymore? |